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An estate trustee has the legal authority to arrange the place and manner of the burial or cremation of the …
Peace of Mind Guaranteed Read Post »
An estate trustee has the legal authority to arrange the place and manner of the burial or cremation of the …
Peace of Mind Guaranteed Read Post »
This week on Hull on Estates, Paul Trudelle and Nick Esterbauer discuss the state of the law in Canada regarding
Hull on Estates #515 – Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets Read Post »
I recently came across the decision in Campbell v Campbell, 2017 ONSC 2139. This is a recent decision with respect
Equivocation and the Admissibility of Extrinsic Evidence in Will Interpretation Read Post »
The concept of the purchase money resulting trust was considered by the Supreme Court of Canada in Nishi v Rascal
The Purchase Money Resulting Trust Read Post »
Today’s blog was inspired by Karen Von Hahn’s article in The Globe and Mail about the memoir that she wrote
Object Lessons from Karen Von Hahn’s New Memoir Read Post »
In the recent decision of Fitzpatrick v Ollenberger, the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal considered intentional revocation of a will and
Valid Revocation of a Will in Saskatchewan Read Post »
This week on Hull on Estates, Ian Hull discusses the various areas of interplay between trust law and family law.
Hull on Estates #514 – Intersections in Trust and Family Law Read Post »
Our firm attended the OBA Professional Development Dinner With Your Honourable Estates List Judges on April 5, 2017. The topic
Receiving an inheritance under a will is a gift, and there is no obligation, as a beneficiary, to accept it.
What is a Disclaimer? Read Post »
My other two blog posts this week have focused on the utility of model legislation that has been introduced in
Why should we care about fiduciary access to digital assets? Read Post »